Powerlifting Tetsuo Nishizaki (NOMURA, Ltd.) won 4th place at the 2018 Asian Para Games in Indonesia

Tetsuo Nishizaki, a powerlifter belonging to NOMURA Co., Ltd. (Men's 54kg weight class, Rio 2016 Paralympic Games competitor) participated in the 54kg weight class match at the "Indonesia 2018 Asian Para Games" held on October 8, 2018, lifting 130kg. We recorded and won 4th place.
I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to everyone who supported us.

 

<Comment from Nishizaki>

In this competition, which aimed to succeed in 3 attempts, the result was a success with 3 whites in 2 attempts. There is only a year and a half left until the Tokyo 2020 Games, and there are still four major international competitions left. While clearing the new issues that I have learned this time, I would like to accumulate results with the goal of improving my personal record at each competition.
I would like to continue to deliver Delight and Passion to everyone who supports me through my attitude towards competition and powerful and beautiful trials.

 

?Match result

"Indonesia 2018 Asian Para Games"

Date: October 8, 2018 (Monday) 12:00 Competition start (local time)

Location: Jakarta, Indonesia

Event: Para powerlifting Men's 54kg class

Record: 130kg

Rank: 4th

 

Click here for details of the 54kg class match results

http://gms.asianparagames2018.id/RS2018/bm/wl/result_Snatch.aspx?eid=102

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■ About the 2018 Asian Para Games in Indonesia

This Asian multidisciplinary sports event is held to carry on the achievements of the Fespic Games, which have been held nine times since 1975, and to promote the Paralympic movement and further develop competitive sports in the Asian region.
Organized every four years by the APC, a regional committee of the International Paralympic Committee (IPC).